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aswarm

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a·swarm  (-swôrm)
adj.
Filled or overrun, as with moving objects or beings; teeming: The playground was aswarm with children.

aswarm [əˈswɔːm]
adj
(postpositive) filled, esp with moving things; swarming flower beds aswarm with bees


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Soon, gathering places frequented by children and adults alike will be aswarm with amateur spoilers as well.
Byline: Eric Noland Staff Writer Comfort food is all well and good in a world aswarm with nostalgic baby boomers, but Blair's Restaurant raises the bar with ingredients Mom never had access to, time she could ill afford to spare, and creativity that would have resulted in you being late for your piano lesson.
At other times their obviousness can't even be saved by simile: "On days when she felt curious, / she pictured the rogue cells / aswarm in her lower bowel / as colonies of mold on bread.
 
 
 
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